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The FAA has developed a voluntary program for monitoring, reporting, and verifying CO2 emissions.

MBDA is developing the Brimstone missile further, with an eye on deployment on the UK's Apache helicopter and Protector armed UAV

USAIG is adding financial incentives for operators with Performance Vector Plus policies to be IS-BAO registered or meet BASC requirements.

JetNet API interfaces with customer relationship management systems such as Salesforce and Microsoft Dynamics.

The Ethiopian carrier refutes a report suggesting the pilots did not receive sufficient training.

There is a “sizable and growing market” for supersonic business jets (SSBJs), according to market research data from JetNet iQ.

Members of the Citation Jet Pilots Association will see lower fuel prices and fees at 140 Signature Flight Support FBOs.

The acquisition is expected to give Spirit AeroSystems new work on the Airbus A320, A350.

The Accident Investigation Bureau in Addis Ababa has agreed to “expedite” the preliminary report into Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302.

Boeing has secured a multi-year contract for the supply of the latest Block III Super Hornet, and the Navy has requested funds for more.

Luxaviation will manage the super midsize jet that will be based in Brussels.

The Greater Washington Business Aviation Association will host a ribbon cutting for the CBP facility during its first open house and static display at JYO.

Air Premia will enjoy the advantage of a main base at Seoul Incheon.

PrivatAir Saudi Arabia (PASA) said plans are afoot to add another FBO in Riyadh, two in Jeddah, and one in Dammam.

RUAG MRO International's Geneva-Meyrin facility handles 150 maintenance and support events for the PC-12 annually.

The website recently topped the 500 aircraft milestone as more operators seek to equip for ADS-B.

Industry leaders characterized the former Delta Air Lines executive as a champion of safety with deep industry knowledge.

Connecticut-based Global Jet Services already employs several instructors with experience on Falcon jets.

Cargo carriers receive fifth freedom rights beyond the EU for five months.

ASBAA supports the regulator's decision as a move to improve safety standards.

The Professional Aircraft Appraisal Organization currently counts 120 members from about six countries.

Airbus Pitches the H160 Helicopter to the EMS Market

Department of Transportation head Elaine Chao orders a formal audit of the certification process for the Boeing 737 Max 8.

The agreement that is intended to reduce fees and eliminate duplication of paperwork in both the U.S. and Europe.

Part 91 and 135 activity in the U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean both declined in February, but fractionals saw an uptick.

Lee's accreditation audit included areas such as fastening, electrical bonding, and bushing and bearing installation.

The Canadian company acquired the CL-215 and CL-415 type certificates in 2016 and is responsible for all product support.

The conference celebrated 30 years since WAI president Peggy Chabrian held the initial event in Prescott, Arizona that drew 150 people.

CEO Muilenburg promises the release of a 737 Max software update “soon.”

Blockchain—secure, tamper-resistant digital records—could revolutionize the way aircraft part histories are recorded and stored, said SITA's Dan daCosta.